Modular probe system for oscilloscopes

Modular probe system for oscilloscopes
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Modular probe system for oscilloscopes
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Modular probe system for oscilloscopes
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Modular probe system for oscilloscopes
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Modular probe system for oscilloscopes
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Modular probe system for oscilloscopes
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Modular probe for Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscopes Modular probe on R&S RTP oscilloscopes Modular probe in hard case with storage space for up to three probe tips Modular probe system for oscilloscopes, front low FlexPCB with 10 solder-in tips (available as spare part) RT-ZMA14 solder-in tip

Key facts

  • For high-speed probing challenges
  • Flexible and configurable connectivity
  • Multimode function for switching between measurement modes
  • Integrated high-precision voltmeter
  • Integrated micro button for convenient instrument control

Brief description

The R&S®RT-ZM modular probe system meets current probing requirements with a technically sophisticated, yet easy-to-handle solution. The various probing solutions have high bandwidth and dynamic range along with a low capacitive load. The R&S®RT-ZM probe system includes probe tip modules for various measurement tasks and conditions. The probe tip modules can be connected to amplifier modules with bandwidths ranging from 1.5 GHz to 16 GHz.

Features & benefits

Flexible &and configurable

The R&S®RT-ZM modular probe system delivers high performance in combination with flexible and configurable connectivity. The R&S®RT-ZM probe system includes probe tip modules for various measurement tasks and conditions.

Block diagram of a modular probe system
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Block diagram of a modular probe system

Switch easily between measurement modes

The multimode function lets users switch between single-ended, differential and common mode measurements without reconnecting or resoldering the probe tip. The multimode function comes on the company-designed, high-speed R&S®RT-ZM amplifier ASIC.

Multimode measurement of a differential signal
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Multimode measurement of a differential signal

Offset compensation for maximum resolution

The R&S®RT-ZM modular probe system has a unique offset compensation range of ±16 V. The DC components of a measured signal can be compensated at the probe tip, upstream from the differential R&S®RT-ZM amplifier ASIC. The operating voltage window can be extended beyond the dynamic range of the probe amplifier module and the signal components of interest displayed on the oscilloscope with maximum resolution. The feature is also available with multimode operation.

DC offset compensation for multimode measurements
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DC offset compensation for multimode measurements

High precision DC voltage measurement

The integrated and unique R&S®ProbeMeter operates independently of the oscilloscope and measures DC signal components with 0.05 % accuracy. DC measurements are continuous and in parallel with the oscilloscope waveform acquisition. Immediate digitization of the measured DC voltage with a dedicated ADC inside the R&S®RT-ZM probe amplifier module enables the high precision.

Probe meter reading
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Probe meter reading

Instrument control on the probe tip

The R&S®RT-ZM probe amplifier module comes with an integrated micro button that allows users to stay focused on measurement tasks and conveniently operate oscilloscopes. The micro button can be configured on Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscopes to perform a variety of functions, such as run/stop, auto set, save waveform, find trigger level, and create automated test report. Multimode switching can also be configured for the R&S®RT-ZM modular probe system.

List of selectable micro button actions
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List of selectable micro button actions

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